Lassiette Au Buerre Collection

Unrest in Russia, Isolation of Tsar
2603821 Unrest in Russia, Isolation of Tsar; (add.info.: Unrest in Russia. Isolation of the Tsar. Exploding official telling the Tsar that everything in Russia is quiet)

Russian foreign policy
2603823 Russian foreign policy,; (add.info.: Russian foreign policy. In 1908 Armand Fallieres, President of France 1906 - 1913, visited Russia)

Waking giant, Increasing unrest in Russia
2603819 Waking giant, Increasing unrest in Russia; (add.info.: The waking giant. Increasing unrest in Russia. Cartoon from L'Assiette au Buerre", Paris, 10 February 1906).

Power of Russian Secret Police
2603810 Power of Russian Secret Police; (add.info.: Power of the Russian Secret Police. Even the Tsar is in their power. Cartoon from "L'Assiette au Buerre", Paris, March 1909).

Nicholas II (1868 - 1919) Tsar of Russia from 1894
2603822 Nicholas II (1868 - 1919) Tsar of Russia from 1894 by Galantara, Gabriele (Rata Langa) (1865-1937); (add.info.: Nicholas II (1868 - 1919) Tsar of Russia from 1894

Russian foreign policy, from L'assiette au beurre 1908 (print)
2603824 Russian foreign policy, from L'assiette au beurre 1908 (print) by French School, (20th century); (add.info.: Russian foreign policy)

Henry Gervex, from La Foire aux Croutes series in L Assiette au Buerre, 1902 (colour litho)
956979 Henry Gervex, from La Foire aux Croutes series in L Assiette au Buerre, 1902 (colour litho) by Brunelleschi, Umberto (1879-1949); Private Collection; (add.info)

Russian foreign policy. In 1908 Armand Fallieres, President of France 1906 - 1913, visited Russia. Policeman is telling a paid crowd that today they can shout " Vive la Republique"

Russian foreign policy, In 1908
Russian foreign policy. In 1908 Armand Fallieres, President of France 1906 - 1913, visited Russia. Here he is having his pocket picked by the Tsar

Unrest in Russia, Isolation of Tsar
Unrest in Russia. Isolation of the Tsar. Exploding official telling the Tsar that everything in Russia is quiet. On 15 September the government ordered any means to be used to maintain public order

Power of Russian Secret Police
Power of the Russian Secret Police. Even the Tsar is in their power. Cartoon from " L Assiette au Buerre", Paris, March 1909

Waking giant, Increasing unrest in Russia
The waking giant. Increasing unrest in Russia. Cartoon from L Assiette au Buerre", Paris, 10 February 1906

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"L'assiette au beurre: A Reflection of Nicholas II's Russia and its Foreign Policy" This captivating illustration from L'assiette au beurre, dated 1908, offers a glimpse into the tumultuous reign of Nicholas II, the last Tsar of Russia. Known for his rule from 1894 until his tragic demise in 1919, Nicholas II faced numerous challenges both domestically and internationally. Russian foreign policy during this era was marked by intricate diplomatic maneuvers and power struggles. The print showcases the complexities of these relationships as it depicts Henry Gervex's La Foire aux Croutes series. With vibrant colors brought to life through lithography, we witness German militarism in the Wilhelmine era intertwining with Russian interests. The image also features Peter I of Serbia and Abdul Hamid of Turkey, hinting at their involvement in shaping Russian foreign policy. Revolution looms large as unrest brews within Russia itself - a nightmare that threatens stability. The isolation experienced by Tsar Nicholas II becomes evident amidst growing discontent among his people. Furthermore, rebellion erupts in Vladivostok Republic only to be swiftly suppressed by the iron hand of the Tsar himself. This act exemplifies both his determination to maintain control over rebellious regions and the consequences faced by those who dared challenge his authority. L'assiette au beurre serves as an artistic chronicle capturing various facets of Nicholas II's reign - from political intricacies to social unrest. It provides us with valuable insights into Russian foreign policy during this period while shedding light on the isolation felt by a leader grappling with internal strife. As we delve into this historical masterpiece, we are reminded that even great rulers like Nicholas II were not immune to turmoil within their own borders or international pressures beyond their control.